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Keno, when you switch to 3, are you just getting rid of the bottom one, or are you also redesigning them? Just curious because I’ve seen some operators just dump the economy/wet wash and not have that option any more.

That is much less than what you will need. One touchless machine alone- no building - will run you in the neighborhood of $200,000.

I’d be very hesitant if you are already high volume. I have a conveyorized wash that washes a lot of cars and I have not gone to the membership model. You can’t project what the memberships will necessarily do, but it seems to me that it is more of a tool to build up customers in a new or...

I like the openness of the freestyler and the overhead track. Also like the standard side blasters and the taller front arms. Soft glosses have been around forever and are pretty much indestructible. Get it with high pressure and no wheel brushes. If you get one. Oasis looks awesome...

Never liked front wheel pull that relied on a catch up behind the rear wheel. If there is a front wheel pull installation, it should have enough conveyor length at the exit to fully get the car out of the wash and then a sign for the driver to “go”. I have only seen front wheel pulls...

“express style tunnel with touchfree”. Do you mean a conveyorized touch free tunnel?

Any Desk is awesome!

Winter is my busy time. Business triples and quadruples for me. We have snow, salt and temps so low that people have to bring their car to a car wash. Every region has their up and down times, you have to look at what you do year over year. There will be bad “good months” and good “bad...

Candy! I’m washing at Waxman’s wash!

I would think 1, 3 and 5 year memberships would constitute very different gifts. If you can on the 5 year, one month half price on their current membership plan might be nice. Maybe similar for the three year memberships, but less of a discount. I think it’s nice to reward the actual...

Deal breaker for me.

Wow - cool upgrade. Thanks!

Also consider what you could do with that additional lot - an IBA or two might justify the purchase of the price is right and your town can support it.

Not necessary at all when using rain repel, hot wax, ceramic or graphene products.

If you really need to push cars more quickly through your automatics, the most logical thing to do would be to convert 1 ss bay to another IBA. Turn your 4/2 into a 3/3.

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You’d be better off using a high pressure soap that has some alkalinity. Presoaks are designed to be applied at a low pressure and higher concentration. Applying at high pressure will either cause you to go through your chemical very quickly or you will dilute it to the point where it is not...

Is the max 3 the three brush machine?

Seems like it would be difficult to battle a tunnel with a friction IBA. I’m assuming.

You just never know what people are going to vacuum when they are at the wash.